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Chase Oliver secures Libertarian Party presidential nomination

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Chase Oliver emerged victorious at the Libertarian Party presidential nomination on Sunday, following seven rounds of intense voting at the party’s convention in Washington, DC. The 38-year-old, a familiar face in Georgia politics having run for Congress multiple times, focused his campaign on making Libertarian values more appealing to a wider audience.

In an exclusive interview with CNN after his nomination, Oliver expressed his confidence in achieving a 2% national vote share in the upcoming general election. Drawing on his past electoral performance, he believes this goal is achievable with a robust campaign strategy aimed at engaging and awakening voters.

Oliver’s nomination was not without controversy, as he sharply criticized former President Donald Trump’s appearance at the convention, labeling him a “war criminal” and asserting that he does not align with Libertarian principles.

Despite facing tough competition from other candidates, Oliver secured the nomination after striking a deal with Mike ter Maat, who endorsed him as his vice presidential candidate. This strategic move helped Oliver clinch the nomination with 60% of the vote, defeating the “none of the above” option.

With a focus on unifying the party and expanding its voter base, Oliver aims to challenge the dominance of the two-party system and promote Libertarian values on a national stage. His victory marks a significant shift within the party, signaling a departure from the influence of the Mises Caucus and a new direction for the Libertarian movement.

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